Next, against our better judgment, we look into Brian Stelter who was having himself a rather bad week. We know better than to expect much in the form of quality from the media maven, but even for him he managed to stack up the indolent content in an almost impressive fashion. Then we close out with some analysis on the misinformation front, finding where there is a differing standard shown from those who bray abut the subject the most. As a Bonus: There’s been a Nina Jacowicz sighting!

Now, crack one open and savor some mainstream media malpractice and misinformation.

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• Jeff Bezos makes a rather sane and sober demand of his paper’s opinion section.

• Leave it to journalists to find a way to become wildly offended by the promotion of personal liberty.

• Brian Stelter hits a trifecta in a matter of days:

1. The time he promoted blocking Fox News in the White House.

2. Recalling how he denied Biden’s mental decline.

3. Now he complains about conspiracies in the media, despite his own string of conspiracy theories.

• Recalling the time “60 Minutes” lied about USAID “workers” who were fired.

• Nina Jankowicz is seen at The Bulwark , and we are unsure which side should be more embarrassed.

• A Democratic Party account is seen putting out fraudulent content, and the misinformation scolds in the press are completely silent on the matter.

Well, we already found this out when:
- Brian Stelter denied Biden’s condition
- Stelter touted the fraudulent Steele dossier
- Stelter promoted the false letter from 51 Intel officials
- Stelter claimed Melania Trump was “missing”. (She was recovering from a medical procedure) https://t.co/hIj2eos2uQ pic.twitter.com/Atx1kDFQAe

— Brad Slager: CNN+ Lifetime Subscriber (@MartiniShark) February 28, 2025